Limited work-in-progress for developers
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Live coding shows a Kotlin FizzBuzzWoof kata run inside IntelliJ using a custom limited work-in-progress plugin to enforce auto-revert every minute and a change-size limit 5 lines while practicing TDD and TCR. The workflow makes tiny commits (easy to squash later), tests must pass to commit, and failing tests immediately revert changes. Demos expose slow compilation pain, practical refactorings that survive automatic reverts, and that TCR works but raises debugging and commit-message questions.
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